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Flushing of the water system in Campbell’s Bay and Litchfield
The Municipality of Campbell’s Bay is informing residents served by the drinking water system that the water mains will be flushed on May 12th and 13th in the affected areas, including Litchfield. This maintenance work is necessary to ensure the quality and proper functioning of the municipal system. During this period, residents may experience some […]
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The 6th Treasure Hunt Returns to Île-du-Grand-Calumet
The Groupe Île-du-Grand-Calumet invites the public to participate in the 6th Treasure Hunt, a family-friendly event and fundraiser to be held on Saturday, June 13th, 2026, from 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The event features a fun activity where participants, working in teams, must explore the island using a map, solve clues, and complete various […]
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The Network for a Family-Friendly Quebec is calling for families to be put back at the heart of Quebec’s priorities
To mark Quebec Family Week 2026, taking place from May 11th to 17th under the theme “Wearing many hats—that’s what family is all about!”, the Réseau pour un Québec Famille (RPQF) is unveiling two major recommendations for political parties ahead of the 2026 provincial elections. The organization believes that family realities in Quebec have changed […]
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The 2026 Forest Fair is expected this Saturday at Forêt Boucher.
The 2026 Forest Fair will take place at Forêt Boucher. The event, which is free and open to all, aims to highlight the richness of forest environments and raise public awareness of their ecological and economic importance. Organized as a family-friendly gathering, the fair will feature several educational and interactive activities. Visitors will be able […]
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The Festival Country de Fort-Coulonge/Mansfield returns for its 9th edition
The 9th edition of the Festival Country de Fort-Coulonge/Mansfield will take place from June 4th to 6th, 2026, at the Aréna de Fort-Coulonge. Entirely organized by volunteers, the event offers three days of country music, dancing, and festive activities in a family-friendly atmosphere. More than 40 artists and musicians are expected to perform on the […]
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$3 million to accelerate prostate cancer research in Canada
On March 25th, 2026, Société de recherche sur le cancer, in collaboration with PROCURE, announced a $3 million investment to support research on Prostate Cancer. Originally intended to fund four projects, the program ultimately selected six due to the exceptional quality of the proposals received. Each team will receive $500,000 in funding over three years […]
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Dean Lapierre in Concert-Lecture at Osceola
Bromley Historical Society will welcome well-known fiddler Dean Lapierre on Sunday, May 24th at 2 p.m. for a special event dedicated to traditional music of the Ottawa Valley. A musician for more than 50 years, Dean Lapierre will share his passion for traditional fiddle music as well as his historical knowledge of the region’s musical […]
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The Dandelion Challenge returns this spring to support biodiversity
This spring, a simple gesture could make a big difference for nature. The Dandelion Challenge, led by Nature-Action Québec, invites municipalities, organizations, and residents to delay the first mowing of their lawns in order to support biodiversity. By allowing dandelions and wildflowers to grow for a few extra weeks, people provide an essential food source […]
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Intergénérations Québec kicks off its May activities with Forum en fête
The organization Intergénérations Québec will kick off a series of activities in May with its Forum en fête event, taking place on May 14th at the Centre Québecor. This annual gathering will focus on intergenerational cohabitation, an issue that is becoming increasingly prominent in Quebec society. Two panel discussions will bring together speakers to address […]
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Reopening of the Chapeau Régionale Gallerie cultural centre for the Summer season
The cultural centre Chapeau Régionale Gallerie will reopen for the 2026 season from May 16th to September 26th. Located at 106 St-Jacques Street in Chapeau, the centre offers a variety of activities highlighting local heritage and culture. Visitors can enjoy gallery tours, learn about the island’s history, explore art and Indigenous exhibitions, and visit a […]
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